You don't mention which version of Mathematica you are using, though
the simple answer in all cases is "no." However one could, in
Mathematica 6, write a utility that allows you to visually navigate
through your notebooks even though some of them are burried. I have
ideas about this, "but not the time" to create it right now...
One the Mac, of course, there is Expos=E9, which allows you to see all
the notebooks that are currently on your desktop or by application in
a "thumbnail" view. I assume that you are using Windows though.
In A WorkLife FrameWork there is the "All Notebooks Palette" which
allows you to bring up any currently open notebook. See
http://scientificarts.com/worklife/documentation/allnotebookspalette.html
for an example. This works in Mathematica 5.x (x>=1) and Mathematica
6=2E
Hope that this helps...
--Dvid
On Jun 14, 6:29 am, mru... at xnet.hr wrote:
> Is there any way to force Mathematica open several notebooks in tabs,
> like ones in firefox for example?
>
> It is very annoying to shift between opened notebooks, because one
> must firstl close actual notebook and then look for nb he needs,
> which is also often difficult, because there are no space to display
> nb name in minimised notebooks..